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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

The Z cais of Tie lf.sh-A American Literary
Society vili take place this afternoon np
ihe river. Tie members and their trends
vii take fhe sieeue- Unknown ard TIE
dey Tiii be given up 70 pleasure FFsrr
preparation bss i'esn made lof IN en- oyahi .
unle and Be- sorieiy hopes ftef lie friends
viii aIl be Hresert The nest will es~e
her LANDING near the Kent fseaarr promptly
.: o'cloct era che II the red lsissT DAYS
in the society histoYv - promised.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26
LIVE KENTUCKY FIGHT.
A Sherii-s Posse Resisted While Trying TO
Make au Arrest-Two Killed.

tu
WILL lAMsBURG, NY, July 25.-Sstur-
day bloody fight commenced in Bel
county. Kentucky. which is still pro-
gressink, i'm which two men are known to
have been killed and in which many more
Will doubtless follow before il is ended. The
sheriff summoned posse to arrest a party
of Turner's living on Yellow Creek. in that
county. who resisted, and in the fight which
ensued George Thomas of the posse and
George Turner OF the other side were both
killed. Each side hes been reinforced aud
the fight is raging hotter that at first.
George Thomas, who was killed, formerly
lived in this town, and his <brCthers live
here still. They received the news Of his
oiher'a death late last niPht by telephone
and LETT Immediately for the scene OF con-
iict. They are bold fearless men and used
to the smell of gunpowder. They will
prove no mean addition to the sneriffs
posse.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

the brotherhood of telesrsphers of the
United states have offered 100000 for
the Baltimore & Ohio telegraph line. The
scheme il TO pay t500. coo and the remain
ing sum At six months time. Tue pur-
cbase money will 5e raised by assessing the
<11 0op members of Ihe association. who
will oe profit sharers ia the associations.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

Peter WiezoIeok. last evening. While IN
der the inhuence Of liquor. drove terror to
the hearts Of ihe residents on Hest Division.
a.. by 1ol isiing large revolver and We L
ing ike "a wild indisn. lie went in'a p
couple oi saiooos. aud Is aDvho5s mate 3
remark waioh be dida't ike he would in-
s'aniiy bring THE revolver into play. HfHoer
Cbaiiee. who wss ~ citizens clothes. aa. IN
his fraCs and sfifr a hard frht succeeded
in bsuJCl 11s Alm and landing him IN the
uefroi wacoa
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

LrTrrs Rocs. Ark. July . William
Morrison. Of Eureka Springs. Ark. wss
hanged ls>t evening BY e crowd Of his
neighborS. who surrounded tie ial. IN
which be vas lodged on charge Of ma
trsating bis two young daughters. They
t0ok him 20 a re In his own yard. where
he vas stretched up IN sight 0f ais ismiy.
alter be bad confessed his crime.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

CoRE. July 25.-The Mayor presided over
the public meeting OF the National League
this evening and, IN the course cf a speech,
declared that the cause of he League would
proceed IN spite 0f coercion II they we're
unable 20 hold public meetings they would
hold them privately. Greas enthusiasm
prevailed and resolutions enbodying the
sentiments expressed by the Mayor were
unanimously passed
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

J. n Weston 5ef1 s-in1 the CITY IRE
sentsj the owes Cgh with =
vs~r handsome liis sss ssf ~ himself
r. + Ensstsr rsece ~ 81 80 - snrsse1 ,r
kesatfrl sna sls-o~s1e frame. NJ Wee-
t-r hzs rssds razaT Eae presents r. ras
cins huf sAis orr or @sis fHera sII Tie
ssrtnre aoovrs See rsiss - fbe clrh rocrs
sns he nswhsrs s-s j1ssly proud Of Il.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26
FORTY-EleHr HORSES BURNED.
Fleishmasn's Nsw York stables Destroyed d
by Fire.

NEW York, July 25-Fire broke out at
O'clock this morning in building Nos
43 and 40 West Thr:een,h-st.. in which 100
horses were stabbed, and iorty-eight Of them
were burned 20 death. The building is oc-
cupied by Fleischmann's Vienna bakery.
the basement wns being used as A mixing
room, the first floor as storage. house for the
delivery wagons. auG the second anu third
floors were fitted up with stalls and occupied
by 100 horses uscd in delivering b. cad
throughout the city. Tie loss Is about
$4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

CHIcsso. July 25.-The police sre vigor-
ousiv hunting FOR William :. MS5srigie.
the escaped bo0dier, but ss ret have not
been abe 10 ascertain his whereabouts
Many rumcrs are abroad IN connection
with vcGsri9.es 2 ghs bgt none Of them
seem Q hs worthy o cre3ence His bonds
asn. p lehmsaa. is a uell-xnoen mer-
chanf in this CITY
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26
THE RAILROAD INVESTIGATION.
The Commission Hold "a Meeting In sena-
tor Leland stanford's once.

SAN FRANcIsco, July 25.-rhe Pacific
its session today in the rooms OF Leland
Stanford. President of the Southern Pacific
Railway. +. III. Miller, Secretary and con-
troller OF the company. was examined at
great length. The Commission looked over
the minutes and books OF The
company aud documents pertaining
20 clses and subsidies paid by the trans
continental lines 10 the Pacific Mail Steam
snip Company 10 prevent the cutting of
rates. The following totals ere extracted
f.om the tables: Amount paid the Pacific
Mail from September. 1871. 10 March. l5S6.
b. the nion Pacific Company. si,J9i.O00:
Csntral Paci6c, t2.O30O0O: Southern Pacific,
begin ming in 1883, f354 coo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

Nxy Yorx. Jelly 2s.-Jossph Van Heyst.
Holland banker. whose wife recently fed
70 this country with Jules Van Dooren.
5000 forins Of Van Hsysts money. aud
bis three-ysar-cld child. arrived mere today
on the steamship Aurania. he wii 70 10
Fasfou. "a. where tho fngiiives we're los.
heard from. 10 is said be does not care
much about securing Ms wife II be can but
recover the child and fhe moneY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

ne Atlantis Colo-ed baptist Tbsoiozicsl
Seminary. talked - the woodward Avenue
BAPTIST church yesterday morning ard the
Twelfth Street church IN the evening He
thinks fhst colored Ame-zeaa roiss .onaries
are destined 70 CbTisfisrire the Atricsrs
and fonnd 4 g-sss eitf szntion IA 1he talisv
q he C0n9o ~ 9r2es I'll srsnd he
vacation nth rs chiftrsn At Grand Repids
- 0ss-ssf .Fea-srf
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

Nsw YoRK, July 25.--The annual picnic
81 District Assembly -, Knights of labor.
~ Conev Island today. vas not ~ l.rzs 81
affair a. had bsen expected. Poz2eriT vas
nof present. Ahout 4oo0 persons usrtici-
rated Henry G~orzs, DT. NcGlvnn and
- Hars rr0xa
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

Nrw Yoax. July 25.-Ths drivers and
hslpers employed By the Mutual Benefit
Ice Company struck successfully this
uo-ninx for An advance of va es - Sl5
ard 81 a week. respectinliy HsretOfore
drivers and heivsr- we're receiving 81 and
So per week Employees of other COM
psnies Intend to strike t0r a similar sd-
varr4
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

FosT Hrsox. July 25.-This morning st
tociock. when The steamer City u A lpens
Wa landing here. Jscob Wsv. = ps-ssrssr.
put his hesd ont 81 = ststsroorn window 70
take = iook a. toe town. and tender struck
him ard took OF one ~ his eveiids. broke
his ne-e and Treasured his skull He viii
g into the hospital aere for repairs
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

Great Loss OF Life Through aCycions Ia
the bay OF Bengal

the Pay OF BengsL
SAS FrAScrsco. July 25.-The Pacific Mail
steamer City Of Rio de Jsneiro arrived here
last night bringing Hong Kong advices to
July 1. and Yokahsma news 70 July O. BY
The loss Of the steamer Sir John Lawrence.
In The Bay OF Bengal. 500 lives we're lost.
mainly pilgrims OF the best families 10
Bengal
From the 2ist to 2fth of May q cyclone
razed in the Bav u Bengal. with disastrous
RESULTS TO shipping. and attended with
rreat loss OF lie. The storm was the sever
est experienced In that quarter since lsoo.
Judging from the reports of the vessels which
Hsalhered L.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26
NOT q POLITICIAN.
DIR. McGiynn siiD Considers Himself a
Priest

NEW YORK, July 25.-Dr. McGiynn de-
clared in his speech at the anti-poverty
meeting last night that he was still priest.
although an accommodated one, and he
advised all his Catholic hearers to con-
time faithful IN the observance of their
religion. He declared that there were
many priests In sympathy with the princi.
pies for which his hearers were contending,
and these would grant absoiution 20 the
faithful. The doctor said that if the order
o, excommunicasiOn were enforced the
right To commune would soon be restricted
TO those holding cards Of invitation. -
am not and never will be a politician" said
DR.. NcGiynn in closing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26
cenntr Antrlr Prccl.srne.l.

Drsfrv. July 25.-The county OF Antrim
hss been proclaimed unier the Crimes
Act.
A protest sgainst the enforcement Of the
Crimes act have been issued by Earl
Granville which bears the signature Of
thirtv-sight Liberal peers. incltAing Lords
Spencer, Rosenberg, Rpon and Kim
beriv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

Prrrssrss. July 25.-R. J. Hammond &
Co. limited. Of The Pennsylvania Iron and
Steel Works. hsve called meeting Of their
creditors % % lseld next Thursday. Their
Liabilities are ahaus 49, 90. hammond
thinks the xsssss viii meet the liabilities.
The financial troub. - Of the company are
directly caused by the recent fire.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

wssuseroS. July 81 The Inter-stsis
Commission decided today thaf n. sale Of
niiissge tickets to commercial travellers a.
lnir-f discrimination. ard heid that
mileage ecxets ss distinguished from trip
ecxe.s sheu.d oe sold 70 ali impsrtsliy en-
tte same terms
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

A so-cailed pretty braD,tte aud a member
OF the Salvation Army has located & lemon
ade stand on Ionia-st., IN opposition 70 IA q
O-Wash-ia-NoDg Club. where che deals out
the ice cool" with the accompaniment of
har CTy's and religions tracts, with lavish
hand
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

IcVDo<. JalT 15-in the House of Eor.is
this evening. Ecrd Salisbury announced the
settlement 81 ths Russian Aigtanistsn
ne Ar'e-r cf Aazhanistan retains tie Dis
trict - n kaamiah
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26
AT 6RRlFIC EXPLOSION.
A Boiler in Blast Furnace Kills Two
Men md Iniures IwenfT More.

BERLIN. July 25.-An explosion occurred
in the blast furnace works a. frienen-
shut, Silesa today, with very disastrous
results Ia the works there ere twenty
steam boilers and one or mOIe Of which
exploded, demolish.ng the Others and
killing two snd wounding more or less
seyerely twenty persons. Fire brose oct
in The fuilc.ng wrecked by the explosion
snd extended u Others, consuming six
houses and shops.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26
Onlr I.iftle strike.

NEW YORK, July 25.-Several strikes OF
longshorenen for more pay for night work
was expected today. but there was no
trouble except a. the White Star docks
where the men refused to go TO wora at p.
IN. unless paid 60 cents an hour instead of
40. Day men will continue to 60rK AS
usual.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

GLASGOW. July 25-The yacht Thistle
sailed Tor Nsw York today. A gale vas
blowing when shs took her depsrturs. aud
SIC procsrrad under storm ssiis. her crew
numbers fnentv-ons men. Her owner and
her designer viii Sal from Liverpool for
New York on the steamer 1itv % Rome
during the islter part ef August.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

Carrie VI zn the woman. ~ho IN
der her msideE neais ~ Carrie Miller. runs
sn intelligence oaso.st 81 Monos-sf.. denies
the ins nusfio1 fhat hsr conduct wss not
s1Ch a. i should BE- snd a. examination n
bsT books Shows tksf che nss fnrnishe1 heir
% some cf tke best families in the citv. ard
hss il no csse sent girls 70 disr,pBssale
rlsrss
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

WuxEsEsRsz. Ps- Jaly An .rpie-
ssnn oscs-r~d this nlorniss in the coal
ssine ~ Nsntcoks. resulting n tbs Alta
f-ssIrr ~ thr@e Fren named Arthorv ?
nroski. George Philips and Eswsr5
Lsrker.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

nr7r1x. Jniv s.--Tha Irish sxecut-s hss
advised the prosecution ef Wm. 0sBrien
fnr his speech As LHggacurrsn vesfe-sisv N
which he j. alleged 20 eave incite3 the
people 70 defiance o. The Crimes scL
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26
A fro- couapsny Pals

NV Yeaz. July E-Ths ss~.nss F-or
Company, of s.rsnsc. y. Y have ss.
sssrsf Liabilities erfi mated from $50
Co 70 ts0a see. assets ssout s-sss<a
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

At phla-Athletlcs. 3; Cincinnati ?,
Al Baltimore Baltimore, 2; Cleveland. =
AT Brooklyn Bfooklyn, Z; -. Louis. 2
Al New rk-Metropolitan. 3; lGuisvile, 3.
Al Piltsburs -ri:tsburg. Z; indianapolis, q.
A. New York New York. H. B ,sion, l.
Al Nashing.On-N ashingtou. 5. Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

Look them orer-fhc TELEGRAM HER
dLD'S tgGH c1',mDD.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

T. -qf@v - g. vsnf -sRse~.s AZ ehs1p~-
fsaa tkos> = azT sts>~ pspe go s9sef o.
<-ssas- iz <~wscs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26
WOLVERINES AND GIANTS
Dst<sls Does Uv'' Ch1s~xo sad s~~ ToEk
Beats tsss1esa-

DEEaslr. July Dan OEssFy rode %
the groa Bds This aftsrBooa with The Chicago
team. "If that don hoo-doo thsm. ssid
J sck Rove, ~Ill miss ny guess Well
beat them sure tbs afternoon. s4fs. SID
Thompson, who vas slttIng with Rowe IA
the shade near the dressias room. Msa-
ming aud Bsaastt appeared Tor the flfst
tine this season on The home grounds
and were given hearty greetings. Van
Haltren was pas IN 10 pitch by tie Cnicasos
and Gsizien vent IN sgsIn for the Detrolts..
To beat Chicago and have sous other club
down Boston is glory enough for Detroit
for one day What heightsns the pleasure
of the pe0ple here is the fact that the Vol
vsrinss gave the Chicas0s al unmereifui
trogncing notwithstanding that Anson and
bis men played the most desperate game or
0hich they were capable. anu fes there are
but know what that means. Surprising
work Was accomplished BY the lnheld
iours double play and apparently impossl-
ole stop and beautiful throws. Van Haltren
Was very wild. bat when the bali went over
the plate it was hit. DeIoits helding was
sharp and almost perfect. The "Preizel
c0veiei himself with glory, seemed pleased
20 have his old catcher Bennett o support
him and worked like a beaver. The score
was 81 follows.
Al Detroit
neilois. % 5-i5
Chicago ....-......-.......-V q 70 T. 3
Base hils-Detruit, 9s Chicaeo, z.
Lrrofs-Detfoil /. ChlcEso 5.
batteries -Getzein aud Bennett, Van Haltren
AMI Daly.
Umpire-DOescaer
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26
Young But yInaiDous.

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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-11
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS, default has been made
w in the condition Of a certain mortgage,
duly executed and delivered by Marcus w..
Mosntgo@9eery and Mary +. Montgomery; his
Teton, bearing date the 18th day of March, A.
D. 1886, and duly recorded in the office OF the
Register Of Deeds in and for the County of
Mower and State Of Minnesota, on the 9th day
Of April AID. 1885, at 8 o'clock a. m. In Book 5
Of mortgages on page 1853, which said mort
gage and the note thereby secured was duly
Teton. to the Trustees OF Oberlln College by
proper deed of assignment bearing date the
18TH day of May, A: D. 1885. and duly recorded
%or rhe R ges o eay p of M 4sS At "a 5 ;; loci p ,. nook no.. or
All of said records being made. and the
hooks above referred to being found in the
office of the Registered Deeds in and tor the
County of Mower in the State of Minnesota.
And whereas, under the conditions OF said
mortgage and as therein stipulated, the un-
dersigned Trustees of Oberlin College who are
the owners and holders of said note and mort
gage. have elected and hereby do elect to de-
clare the whole sum secured by said mortgage
to be due and payable, and there is now due
tice the full sum Of Nine Hundred and Twen-
ty-fve and 9O.1OO 1896. 9O) Dollars, and whereas
no action or proceeding has been instituted at
law or otherwise to recover the debt secured
by said mortgage, or any part thereof.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that
by virtue Of the power Of sale contained In
said mortgage, and pursuant to the statute IN
such case made and provided, the said mort
gage will be foreclosed by \ sale of the prem
Uses described in and conveyed by said mort
rage. to-wit: North-East Quarter SECTION Zen
Range sixteen .l6) in the County OF Mower
and State Of Minnesota, with the heredita-
ments and appurtenances: which sale WILDE
| made by the sheriff of said " county at
the front door of the Court House. in City of
Austin in said county and State on
Thursday, the I'd day Of June,
IA. ID. 1887. at 10 O'Clock n, m. Of that day, at
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-11
GRAND

Gill Allen is moving into his new house. =
Nh. C. P. Gladen took a trip to La Crosse.
Alva Hunt just returned from his Dakota
trip. -, d. " ~ X
DR.. Johnson and family spent Sunday in
Brownsville. >.r .,.-. ....
Mrs. c. C. McCaskiIl sells her entire stock
by auction on Saturday next.
W. A.!Eolan has just opened up in grand
good style in his new stand, where Como,
vacated. ?
Oh, what a fine assortment Of goods you car
find on the five and ten cent counters at DR..
Johnson's. " ..
Our editor occupies the Clausin suite OF
rooms. He has also bought him an Office or
Main street.
Miss c.. Coleman has been a guest of MIR
Wilsey's family and with other of her many
young friends. r.. ~.
DR.. Willamet seems to be quite busy. He II
meeting with good success. We nope he viii
move among ns soon. H..
Our streets are always lined with teami
hauling grain. Fin markets. Our town II
booming. Now is the time to purchase.
Mr.. Lowell is loading his goods to be shippe.
to Austin: We will all feel the loss Of sucl
a good wide awake stirring business man
Austin no doubt will be proud Of him.
Prof. Tibbits has moved into Mr.. Green
house. We welcome all such among us. HI
stands IN the frontlranks as q teacher. Those
who wish to see good work one should visi
the school,
Rev. Collwell has bought Mr.. Corey's place
but Mr.. BOSWELL will occupy 1t for the mex
four months. Mr. G. will move into the room
over Conner's store for the time. He il
very fine preacher and draws q good audiency
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-11

Mrs. McTav;sh and Mrs. woodward went
to Austin to meet,Jennie Young who return
edSto her Minnesota8 home last week Thurs!
day from 4 winters visitin Illinois.
Saturday being the birth day Of one %. our
popular young business mem the ladies'
~thoughtto give him q surprise In the even
ing,,'which they did. Refreshments were serv.-
go, and q handsome volume Of Byron's Poems
was presented to the victim Mr.. AL Rounce.
Just after the crossing OF the trains here on
Saturday afternoon the cry Of fire was heard
IN our midst. On investigation It was discov-
cred to bein one Of G .Sutton's ware houses,
and had obtained quite 8 star, the wind being
In its favor. However, BY the untiring efforts
OF the citizens the IRE was e~xtinguished.
Much credit ! 9 due the ladies for their timely
assistance. The damage to building n
grain amounts to between two and three hum
dred dollars. The fire was supposed to have
originated from sparks from q q engine that
was side tracked near the building. RENO.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-11
LIE ROY.

Miss Lille Hayes has returned from her
school. @.5 %.@s .s# +
Glad to see F. ". Frisbie out on the verannda
Monday. Try it again. H. .r
John Arsers of New York City is teaching
the Leroy Cornet Band. 1T o#S +
On arbor day the Presbyterians had a dona.
ton Of several very fine trees.
F. L. Henderson caught the first black bass
of the season late Saturday night. () ~
Do you suppose we would let the cat out of
the bag If We were to say, Hot and dryg"
Trout are very fine fish. little too fine for
some of our boys to catch until they took a
few lessons. ..: -. ''@* "*I vi
Have you seen the latest thing in merchants
warehouse for spring M summer. It belongs
to Porter s. Young. NJ - ~
Leroy turns out quite a force of teachers
Among them are the Misses Mabel Roy, Dru-
silla Allen, May Avery. Lille Bishop, Fannie
Brown, Nora Martz and Ada Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.. Folsom passed the Sab.
bath with Prof. Palmer. They have a fine
looking little boy. They return to Austin,
where Mr.. Folsom expects to ENGAGE in bust.
ness. .":. ~
We were out of town last week, hence the
absence of Leroy items in your paper TO,
that week. We will be cleaning house, etc.
this week, SO you will please excuse GU,
brevity.
Miss Eva Jones has gone on a visit to friends
in Iowa. The ChautauQua Circle will miss
her very much. as she was one of three o,
four who always came to the meeting pre-,
pared. Her scholars in painting and music
will also miss her. We hope to see you back
in thirty days at least. Miss Jones.
Yours, etc. x. W..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-11
ROSE EE

Maggie Cronan visited the city Wednesday.
Wednesday the ladies Social Onion will meet
at Mrs. Va-co's. =
Mrs. Dean and son Warren are expected
home this week. *~
The little folks had a May party in the grove
Saturday afternoon.
DR.. T. 8. Rounce spends this week in Lyle,
having gone over on Sunday last.
Friday evening the entertainment in the
hall was quite literally p%atronized.
We have heard some talk OF q fishing exeur-
sion to Officers mill next Saturday.
Sunday Rev. Shannon spoke to the people
at 3 p. M. in the Congregational church.
Mrs. VIM. Vincent returned to her home in
Austin Sunday, after q very pleasant visit
with her friend, Mrs. Woodward.
Pete O Malley IS improving rapidly. He was
around without his crutches Sunday, with on
ly5B cane to assist him in walking.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-11
ADAMS.
x. Y. Z.

Adams is the ~liyeliest town in Mower coun-
ty for its size.
Greatly need improvements are being made
in the shape of sidewalks and crossings.
L. E. Slinde's fine dwelling is about complet.
ed, and does credit to its builder. Jas. Carr.
If you want a good job of blacksmithing
done, or your wagon repaired, call on Slinde
Brothers.
Jacob Krebsbach has started a new lumber
yard at this place, and we wish him success in
his undertaking.
If you want anything in the line of genera
merchandise, call at G.. w. Corbitt's. he
keeps a good stock on hand, and sells cheap
as the cheapest.
J. H. Krebsbach has moved his house far
ther back from the street, n is having
good foundation put under it..
Duke Taylor, our efficient creamery man. il
talking of starting a bakery at this place. W.
are not much surprised, because Duke wa
always partial to biscuits.
The foundation for Mix Krebsbach's hous
is completed. and the carpenters will soon b.
at work on the building. Mike is going t
have the best house in town.
Ifyou want a good harness, or any repai,
ing done, call on H. Helf. He has the reputs
ton of using as good a stock of leather, an
doing as good a Job as any harness maker i
the county.
It is rumored that C. E.. Taylor and jaime
C%arrihaye purchased lots nea the Little Ced a
Creamery and intend building in the fall. 4
double wedding would be appreciated at an
time Charles and James.
The ordinance relating to the running 8
large of stock is being rigidIy enforced, nue.
to the disappointment of some of the citizen
who own stock. Perhaps they are under th
impression that ithey shouid be privilege
characters.